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TC August 2, 2012
- More than a million Canadians visited Central Florida last year — setting an all-time record and helping boost overall numbers past the 55-million mark for the first time. Read all about it in this week’s Travel Courier Cover Story.
- CLIA is also upbeat about 2012 cruise numbers, as revealed in this week’s lead news story.
- Other features include Africa, Rail and Discover America, as well as such regular features as On Tour, Check-In, Fam, West and Calendar.
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CTP July 30, 2012
- TIAC makes a pitch for more funding for CTC.
- Travelocity gnome takes aim at travel trends.
- GoVoluntouring takes it to the next level.
- Crystal Cruises upping the ante.
- Plus features on Caribbean, River Cruising and more.
Featured videos: - Uniworld Boutique River Cruises
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TC July 26, 2012
- Transat redefined. Read all about it in this week’s Travel Courier Cover Story.
- Find out about Sunquest’s 2012/13 winter program, detailed in the company’s newly released Sun brochure.
- Other special sections include Canada, River Cruising and Las Vegas.
- Also, regular features include On Tour, Check-in, Fam, West and lots more.
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CTP July 16, 2012
- Editor-in-chief Edith Baxter reports on the outlook for the Caribbean.
- Greece is getting its groove back.
- Canadians lead the charge to Mexico.
- Check out this week\'s Insider\'s look at Istanbul.
- Plus lots more.
- And make sure you check out the Jamaica Island Vibrations special in this week\'s digital edition of Canadian Travel Press - it\'s jam-packed with all of the latest news for Canadian travel professionals.
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TC July 12, 2012
- Discover the Azores, paradise from A to Z.
- Farewell Oded, welcome Ami.
- Orlando says \'thanks\' to agents.
- And the winner is ... find out on P. 6.
- Plus Mexico, Latin America, Hawaii and lots more.
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TC June 28, 2012
- It\'s soon going to cost travellers a little more to visit Jamaica. Get the details in this week\'s Travel Courier.
- Read all about Peru in this week\'s Cover Story, written by Western Editor Ted Davis.
- Special sections in this edition include River Cruising and Europe.
- Featured video links include Viking River Cruises, Uniworld Boutique River Cruises, and Las Vegas Citywide
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CTP June 18, 2012
- B.C. tackles industry\'s labour woes.
- Hong Kong plans to be a super hub.
- Google lets Flight Search fly in Canada.
- Contac making everyone happy.
- Features on Las Vegas, River Cruising, Hawaii and more.
- Las Vegas Citwide
- Uniworld River Cruises
- Viking River Cruises
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TC June 14, 2012
- What a coincidence: Transat is buying, Thomas Cook is selling. Find out about their agency swap in this week’s Travel Courier.
- On the cover, we delight in talking Turkey. And we promise fewer clichés in the story (fingers crossed behind the back).
- Sections include the Med, and Asia/Pacific.
- Also, in this digital issue, you’ll find the first edition of “Agent Life” to be distributed in Canada. It is the bi-monthly publication of the National Association of Career Travel Agents (NACTA), which has been the long-time voice of independent travel agents in the US and which has recently launched a host agency serving home-based agents across Canada (through WD World Travel). In this edition, learn about cruising in the waters off Canada’s east coast and New England and travelling in Spain and Dubai. On the cover is Rob Durant of WD World Travel.
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CTP June 11, 2012
- TIAC\'s influence grows.
- Aruba\'s making inroads.
- Agnes meets the Prince.
- Cuba gets passionate.
- Cappadocia: the road may be rocky, but it\'s worth the trip.
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TC June 7, 2012
- What could be better than a Fort Lauderdale getaway? How about one that’s free? One lucky travel agent will have a chance to win a trip for two to the south Florida city courtesy of the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors’ Bureau, along with partners like WesJet, the beachfront Atlantic Resort & Spa, Dollar, and Sawgrass Mills. For full details on how to answer, please see page 10 and 11.
- Student protests have not only disrupted daily life in Montreal but put a damper on the summer tourist season. We examine the issue in Travel Courier this week.
- Weekly features include Canada, Family Travel, and the Mediterranean.
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